The Rugged Radios Nitro Bee Xtreme UHF race receiver.

The Nitro Bee Xtreme is feature packed and simple to use, making it the perfect race receiver for circle track and road racing drivers, teams, and track officials. The Nitro Bee Xtreme will outperform your expectations with it's ease of use, loud clear sound, and one-of-a-kind features that will take your race to the next level!

What makes the Rugged Radios Nitro Bee Xtreme Race Receiver the best choice for your circle track / short course racing?

XTREME SPEAKER AMPLIFIER

Copy, loud and clear! Rugged's proprietary speaker amplifier combined with the included stereo ear buds provide superior volume and voice clarity.

 FAST USB CHARGING

Ready to Race! Be race ready at the track with the fast USB charging and long lasting Lithium-ion battery. Never buy batteries again! 

RACE CONTROL AUDIO PRIORITY

Race Receiver Features:

• Xtreme Speaker Amplifier, Loud & Clear Stereo Audio
• Fast Charging & Long Lasting Lithium-ion Battery
• Race Control Audio Priority
• UHF 400-480mHz, analog and digital
• Large, easy to read backlit display
• Intuitive Interface, simple and easy to use
• Adjustable squelch
• Programmable tone codes
• P1 and P2 Channel Presets
• Manually program or via PC
• Button Lock, prevents unwanted changes

Nitro Bee Xtreme Includes:

• Nitro Bee Xtreme race receiver
• Clear Hear Stereo Ear Buds
• USB-C to USB charge cable
• Belt / Harness Clip

Nitro Bee Xtreme UHF Race Receiver Compatibility:

Works with UHF 400-480mHz frequencies. The Nitro Bee Xtreme comes pre-programmed with  Rugged Radios UHF frequencies that are standard on the R1, V3, RH-5R, RDH-16U, RDH-X, and other radios. In addition, the Nitro Bee Xtreme comes pre-programmed with FRS/GMRS frequencies.

The Ultimate Training Aid: One-Way Radio into a Riders Ear

The Nitro Bee Xtreme can be used as the ultimate training aid by providing one-way communications directly into a riders helmet. Perfect for training, practice, and serious competition. Dads can coach sons, race teams can improve lap times, and crew chiefs can guide riders through track conditions and more. Click Here to find out more!